Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-14
TELEGRaPHIC BRHvITIES.


TELEGRAPHfC BREYITIES.
DOMESTIC.
Fieiden and Schwab have been taken to
Joliet.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Reynolds
has been retired.
A vessel, bottom up, was seen off the
Campeachy Bank.
The Pittsburg flint glass workers have
decided net to strike.
Paul Cassamsjer, the renowned chemist
Of New York, is dead.
Clara Louise kellogg has married her
manager. Carl Strakosch.
a receiver has been appointed for the
Iyanhoe Paper Company.
George Carpenter, a New York business
man. is supposed TO be ceiauiter.
Deputy United States Marshal Walker
was killed by Cherokee desperate.
Lieutenant Emory Taunt will be Court
martialed for failure to report for duty.
Several loud-mouthed Anarchists were
arrested in New York on Saturday night.
James Fox, the comedian, died of
catarrhal pneumonia in Amsterdam, N. Y.
Omaha was in darkness on Saturday
night in consequence of ire in the gas
works.
F. H. Ringe, of California, has made
sJme valuable presents to the CITY of Cam
bridge.
A son-in-law of Horace Greeley appears
at Cincinnati as an alleged confidence
operator.
President Fitzgerald has issued call for
funds for the Irish cause. He makes the
first contribution of 81 600.
T. F. Bickwell was arrested in Chicago
for robbing the Union National Bank of
Duluth, Mimi, last September.
The police of New York outwitted the
Anarchists who bad arranged to hold a
memorial wake on Saturday night.
A riot has broken out at Pocahontas, Va,
between the natives and Hungarian miners.
The military have gone to the scene of
disorder.
The Quarantine Commissioners say there
are now no evidences of cholera there, and
that the Alesias passengers, at least, will
very shortly be set at liberty.
FOREIGN.
The news from Afghanistan excites much
uneasiness.
The steamer Montgalmy, of Quebec, is
believed to have been lost.
Salisbury's Guildhall speech has been
favorably received abroad.
The Reichsbank declines to advance
money on Russian securities.
The Comte de Paris is about to issue
another appeal to Frenchmen.
The London Radical Clubs will attempt
to hold demonstration in Trafalgar square.
The unfortunate feud between the Serv-
ians and Bulgarians is far from being ended
The Gar will visit Berlin on Thursday,
and De Giers and Bismarck will hold
conference.
The Crown Prince has decided to submit
to a surgical operation that may prolong
his life few years.
William Henry Smith will soon resign
the leadership of the Tory party in the
Commons to Balfour.
A panic took place at St. Petersburg on
learning of Bismarck's intention to stop
loans on Russian securities.
The panic at Paris is a serious one What
might he the issue of Presidential crisis
nobody ventures to predict.
The Panslavist party in Russia has not
abandoned the purpose of restoring the
authority of the Car over Bulgaria.
The attempt to contest the legality of Sir
Charles Warren's proclamation closing
Trafalgar square to public meetings seems
to be abandoned.
PACIFIC COAST.
Lloyd Harrison has been acquitted of the
killing OF VIM. Faran at Stockton.
The run from Omaha to this coast is
threatened to be cut five hours more.
determined effort will be made to stop
all hydraulic mining during this winter.
Mark Burland was seriously injured at
MERGED while stealing ride on the cars.
At Fairfield the case against the Examiner
for libel resulted favorably to the defend
ant.
John Hipsman was shot at in Trinity
county by masked men at the hour of mid
night.
! from gunsho: wounds received on October
| 30th last.
Geo. Prince, one of the men who lynched
| the Hawks boys at Flagstaff last January,
was acquitted of murder at Prescott.
The will of the late Elihu B. Washburn,
as published at Chicago, leaves $1,000 to
Mrs. Ellen H. Gratiot, a resident of Smarts-
vile, Yuba county.
a son OF Bad0eley, the night Waterman
at Napa, writes from Australia that he is
certain he saw Pete Olsen step off the
steamer from California.
Tramps broke into Santa Fe train in
New Mexico and stole 81 900 worth of goods,
but were overhauled and bound over for
appearance before the Grand Jury.
Advices from Globe, A r., are to the
effect that the killing of al. Rose at Pay
son was by member of the Graham fac
ton, claiming that he had gone back on
them.
The Hotel del Monte is beginning to look
once more like the famous structure of the
past. Everything is being placed in readi-
ness for grand opening, to be given on
Thanksgiving Day, at which time the main
building will be completed.
Star route schedules have been changed
as follows Isleton TO Boudin Island, leay-
ing Isleton daily Except Sunday at Z p. NJ.
arriving at BOuldin Island at 9:45 A. NJ;
leave Bouldin Island daily Except Sunday
at 10 A. N, arriving at Isleton at l p. M.
Susanyille to Likely, leaving Susanville
Mondays and Thursdays at A. NJ, arriv-
ing at Likely at 10 P. NJ; leaving Likely
Tuesdays and Fridays at , P. M. arriving at
Susanville at 10 p NJ.
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